by Jocelyn Chamra-Barrera, LMSW It’s officially summer here in the city! It is a time to enjoy yourself and your family. There are many things to enjoy in the summer: baseball, swimming, sleeping in, and live music! But if you’ve experienced the death of a loved one, everything you love about summer may be different. […]
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by Christi Neville, LPC As Father’s Day approaches, not everyone is deciding which tie to get Dad. For children who have lost a parent, they feel their loss magnified amidst other friends celebrating around them. Although our Kids Who Care group consists of many different kinds of losses, all of which are equally challenging, a
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by Christi Neville, LPC As the end of summer approaches, many families are turning their attention to a new school year. For children who have experienced a loss over the summer, returning to school can be filled with anxiety. For children further along in their grief, it may not be quite so raw, but they
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